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After Twilight

Mom and I went to see Twilight this afternoon. I'm still a little queasy from all the quick camera movements and sitting so near the screen.

Overall, I liked the flick. I don't know if it would have made as good of an impression if I didn't already know the storyline.

Half of my enjoyment came from the expectation of what was coming next. Part came from the "crowd" participation. It was almost like being a part of a melodrama with the cheers and boos and screams from the audience.

I'm not totally sold on Edward or Bella. I pictured both characters very differently from the movie depiction.
That said, I'm already planning to see it again. Not so close this time, please.

Any takers?
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Natalie said…
I saw it tonight. It was cheesy and I loved every second of it. :) Although Bella bugs me. Maybe I"m just jealous.
November 22, 2008 at 10:56 PM
The Begay Family said…
I saw it today. I have never read any of the books so I did enjoy the movie. Now that I have seen the movie, I really do want to read the books.
November 23, 2008 at 9:14 PM
Honey Mommy said…
I haven't seen it yet. Maybe I could go with you when it hits the cheaper theaters... or we could go to a matinee!
November 24, 2008 at 8:01 PM
sherbugs said…
Went with my Sister in law for her birthday and had a great time. They made the movie for a target audience on a low budget and they did well. I'd watch it again but need to remember nachos for all the cheese! ;)
November 25, 2008 at 12:29 PM
Vanessa said…
Yes they were pictured so much better in my head while reading the book although they weren't bad in the film. I plan on seeing it again too with a small crowd and better seats :) I want my husband to see it and tell me what he thinks since he has not read the books. But I did LOVE who they picked for Jacob.

-Vanessa from inevergrewup.net
November 30, 2008 at 8:26 AM
Frogwoman said…
I loved the movie. It was cheesy, but very cute. My audience was really into the movie. Everyone was cheering and laughing loudly. When Edward was slowly trying to kiss Bella for the first time, someone from the audience yelled, "You can do it," in a funny accent. I will be in line to see the second one.
December 1, 2008 at 6:25 PM
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